Track the latest Italian Serie A relegation odds as Venezia shift to 1/1 following recent results. Explore updated bookmaker prices and market movement.
Venezia's odds to go down have been slashed to 1/1 with Bet365, William Hill and 10Bet in the Italian Serie A Relegation market — cut from 3/2 — after a gut-punch 3-2 defeat away to Frosinone left the Lagunari staring down the barrel of an immediate return to the second tier.
The Venezia betting odds have moved sharply, with the best available price now 21/20 with Unibet — essentially an even-money call on relegation just three matchdays in.
The defeat to Frosinone on September 6, 2026 was especially damaging — Venezia levelled at 2-2 on 74 minutes only to concede a decisive winner in the 83rd minute.
Defender Armel Bella-Kotchap limped off with a muscle injury in the 16th minute, heaping further pressure on a backline already asked to do too much.
Only Monza, priced at 8/13 with Unibet, sit shorter than Venezia in the market — underlining how isolated the Lagunari look at the foot of the table right now.
Saturday's result at Frosinone was the kind of defeat that gets under your skin — not because Venezia were outclassed, but because they weren't. Antonio Raimondo put the hosts two up inside 39 minutes, scoring on 21 and again on 39, and it looked like the evening could unravel quickly. Instead, Venezia dug in. John Yeboah pulled one back on 66 minutes, then Richie Sagrado levelled at 2-2 on 74. For eight minutes, an away point was right there for the taking. Then Giorgi Kvernadze found the net past goalkeeper Filip Stanković in the 83rd minute, and the game was gone. That's the moment the sportsbooks reacted.
The pattern here is as damaging as the result itself. A squad that twice fought back only to capitulate late sends a clear signal — the spirit is present, but the composure to see games out is not. Add in the early loss of Bella-Kotchap, whose muscle injury deepens concern about a backline that was already looking thin before kickoff, and the picture becomes harder to dismiss. The Italian Serie A Relegation latest odds now reflect a genuine reckoning: Venezia are priced at even money to go straight back down, and that price will only tighten if the late-game collapses keep coming.
Venezia Italian Serie A Relegation odds
Best odds on Venezia to be relegated are 21/20 with Unibet, while the shortest available price in the market is 1/1 with Bet365, William Hill and 10Bet. Either way, this is now essentially an even-money proposition on one of the promoted sides making a swift return to the second tier of Italian football.
Last updated: 7 September 2026, 17:41 UK time
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Who are the favourites to be relegated from Serie A?
Monza lead the pack as the shortest-priced team to go down at 8/13 with Unibet, but Venezia are right behind them at 21/20 and firmly in the group of clubs the sportsbooks regard as most exposed this season. The four tightest prices in the drop market are listed below.
Monza – 8/13 with Unibet, the current market leader for the drop.
Venezia – 21/20 with Unibet, closing fast after their late defeat at Frosinone.
Lecce – 15/13 with Unibet, another side scrapping to stay in the top flight.
Frosinone – 5/4 with Unibet, still rated a relegation risk despite the win over Venezia.
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How do Venezia avoid the drop?
The schedule doesn't do the Lagunari any favours. They host Fiorentina at the Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo on September 11, 2026 before welcoming Lazio to the same ground on September 19, 2026 — two home fixtures against established top-flight opposition. The blueprint is already visible from Saturday's game: Venezia can compete, create, and find goals, but until they learn to close games out in the final ten minutes, the price that's drifted to even money will keep shortening. Convert those late collapses into home points and the relegation talk quiets down. Fail to, and the drop odds will only get uglier.
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